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Good marriages can fade without a single fight, leaving you feeling more like housemates or co-managers than romantic partners. If you feel like the spark in your relationship has gone silent, you are not alone—and more importantly, your marriage isn’t broken, it might just be unattended.
This online webinar will explore the subtle ways couples drift apart and how to gently find your way back to each other.
Who is this for:
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People who are in a marriage relationship but feel more like housemates or co-managers than partners.
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Therapists and marriage counsellors helping others.
Event Details:
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Date: 19 August 2026
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Time: 08:30 – 10:00 PM (SG Time)
You will learn:
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Why the spark has gone silent, how good marriages fade without a single fight, and why yours isn’t broken, just unattended.
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Four small daily practices that rebuild connection — evidence-based tools from the Gottman Method, each under a few minutes a day. No grand gestures required.
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How to tell the difference between a marriage that’s gone quiet and one that needs deeper help, so you know your honest next step.
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As a therapist, how you can help others.
Ready to reignite the spark and rebuild your connection? Please fill out the registration form below to confirm your attendance for this online webinar.
Ms Sylvia Tan is a registered Counselling Psychologist and Clinical Supervisor. She earned her Master of Psychology (Counselling) degree from Australia in 2002.
In all, Sylvia has 17 years of clinical experience working as a psychologist in outpatient psychiatric clinics, community and government agencies both in Australia and Singapore. She has seen adults, adolescents and children with mental health difficulties such as depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, trauma, complex trauma, psychosis or personality difficulties. She has also worked with couples and families undergoing marital difficulties, divorce and separation.
Also, Sylvia has 10 years of experience in divorce and child custody-related matters. She previously worked in the Family Justice Courts and the Community Psychology Hub as the lead psychologist and clinical supervisor for child custody evaluation reports. She was a clinical supervisor for psychologists working in the Divorce Specialist Support Agencies (DSSAs), dealing with complex cases of parental alienation and child access problems.
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